Colorbok Designer Paper Wild Free Review

Love it! Huge selection of really cute patterns that go great together! I bought two books fearing there would not be enough pages to fill my photo/scrapbook, but it only took about half the book to fill! I still have a book and a half that I'm happy to use in future projects.

Colors look much more muted in real life than on screen. The paper is also very thin. I know it's paper, not card, but I'm more used to paper notebooks from places like Hobby Lobby where the paper is thicker. I saw this brand after I bought it at Walmart, I think the same price so you can see it in person before making a decision!

This paper isn't cardstock it's just a cut out paper which worked for me but if you're looking for cardstock it's not. The images are nice too, but the print quality is more pixelated than on higher quality paper. It was a really great price and an easy way to add to your paper collection, but they're not as premium as most. I like that there are two sheets of each design.

The product itself is very cute but the packaging was TERRIBLE. The whole paper book came and was folded in half, and the spine of the paper book where all the pages are stapled together is torn off. as if the glue that holds everything together is tearing and even part of the glue is missing. This should be better packaged as I got this as a Christmas present and will not be using it now as it looks so bad upon delivery. Pooh.

I wasn't sure what the quality would be as others said the paper is quite thin. However, I was pleasantly surprised as I found the thickness to be quite decent. I plan to use it for DIY projects, not scrapbooking. It is not super thin or transparent, ideal for craft projects such as signage and card making. Can't beat the $5.88 price for so many modern and cute sheets and styles. Recommend!

Bought this for a scrapbooking project I was working on. The notebook came in a large box so I don't understand why it was creased all over the package. I could still use the whole paper though, no harm done. It was thin enough to be used as a background for my photos. I used glue and sticky squares to attach the paper to the book and the photo to the paper. So far, so good. There is a good range of models and colors. It was a good fit for my project and at an incredibly low price.

I brought my daughter a craft book and bought this paper for her to use for crafts. It's great for our purposes and would probably work great for scrapbooking too. It appears to be of good quality and has some weight. But it is by no means thick cardboard. The patterns are fun and colorful. The color quality is above average in terms of brightness. (I've included a few photos so you can get an idea of the color and patterns.) Overall, this is a great buy for DIY projects and at a pretty fair…